Unrolling Exceptions In a servlet takes a long time

2002-09-26 Thread Dror Matalon
When you get an exception in a JSP tag, you have quite a bit of unrolling to do. The stack trace just shows you the stack of the last exception that was thrown. If you want to know the "root cause" you need to "unroll" it. The most obvious case is what tomcat for intance does when it shows you an

Re: Unrolling Exceptions In a servlet takes a long time

2002-09-27 Thread Cramer Ben
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Re: Unrolling Exceptions In a servlet takes a long time

2002-09-27 Thread Dror Matalon
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Re: Unrolling Exceptions In a servlet takes a long time

2002-09-28 Thread Dror Matalon
Hi, Since no one came back with an answer for this, I thought I'd mention the solution we came up with. 1. Normally we don't unroll exceptions, and only see the top one displayed. That way it takes you 3-4 seconds to see the problem and fix it. 2. If you need to see the exact sequence of excepti